Примеры использования Existing principles of international humanitarian law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Implementation of existing principles of International Humanitarian Law.
He encouraged all States parties to continue to examine ways of applying existing principles of international humanitarian law.
Experience has, unfortunately, demonstrated that the existing principles of international humanitarian law, although relevant, have not been enough to prevent the human tragedies caused by such weapons during and following conflicts.
In document CCW/GGE/VII/WG.1/WP.1 dated March 8, 2004, the Coordinator of the Working Group outlined a three-step approach to consider the implementation of existing principles of international humanitarian law IHL.
Consider the implementation of existing principles of International Humanitarian Law;
Which existing principles of international humanitarian law applicable to the use of force during an armed conflict are considered relevant to the use of munitions, including sub-munitions that may become ERWs?
She also looked forward to further work on the application of existing principles of international humanitarian law in the context of explosive remnants of war.
That said, it considered that the mechanisms set up under the Geneva Conventions andthe Protocols additional to those Conventions would offer the best way to consider any proposal for elaborating on the existing principles of international humanitarian law and promoting their application.
To deliberate and agree upon which of existing principles of international humanitarian law could be considered as applicable to ERW;
While disappointed that no negotiations had been scheduled on the humanitarian challengescaused by the irresponsible use of anti-vehicle mines, he was pleased to see that States parties had expressed a desire to study further the existing principles of international humanitarian law.
The ERW Group requires, firstly,to deliberate and agree upon which of existing principles of international humanitarian law could be considered as applicable to ERW.
India had the privilege to chair the CCWprocess during 2002 and 2003, when the Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War engaged in negotiations to conclude Protocol V. A working group within the Group of Governmental Experts to Prepare the Review Conference for the CCW continues to consider the implementation of existing principles of international humanitarian law in the context of explosive remnants of war.
The Working Group continued to consider the implementation of existing principles of international humanitarian law and continued to further study possible preventive measures.
The Union also looked favourably at the possibility of convening in 2005 meetings of military andlegal experts on the application of existing principles of international humanitarian law in the context of explosive remnants of war.
Adopting instruments to implement the existing principles of international humanitarian law and to improve the design of certain weapons, including mines other than anti-personnel mines and submunitions, was equally imperative.
A working group within the CCW Group of Governmental Experts continues to consider implementation of existing principles of international humanitarian law relevant to explosive remnants of war.
It would be necessary to determine whether the existing principles of international humanitarian law sufficiently took into consideration the effects of the use of cluster weapons on civilians and civilian objects.
The Union calls upon all CCW States to make efforts for early ratification, and it the stands ready to further contribute constructively to considerations anddevelopments on the application of existing principles of international humanitarian law in the context of explosive remnants of war and on possible preventive measures.
In the meantime,with respect to the issue of implementing the existing principles of international humanitarian law related to explosive remnants of war, we support the three-step approach suggested by the Coordinator.
Others have claimed that the existing principles of international humanitarian law are adequate to tackle the problem.(There is a difference between the two positions in that the former addresses the entire body of law, whereas the latter addresses only the principles of international humanitarian law.) Yet others are of the opinion that the law does need further development.
As outlined in its 2005 mandate, the Group of Governmental Experts(GGE)is considering the implementation of the existing principles of international humanitarian law(IHL) applicable to weapons that may become explosive remnants of war ERW.
Where prevention was concerned, it believed that the existing principles of international humanitarian law sufficiently covered the issue of explosive remnants of war and that those rules should be fully applied.
Nevertheless, he considered that other issues regarding explosive remnants of war deserved further study,namely the implementation of existing principles of international humanitarian law and possible preventive measures aimed at improving the design of certain specific types of weapon.
The responses to the questionnaire on the application of the existing principles of international humanitarian law at the national level had demonstrated that the States parties were determined to fulfil their obligations under that law. .
We also hope that we will be able to make progress on the other issues currently being discussed,such as compliance and the implementation of existing principles of international humanitarian law and on possible preventive technical measures to minimize the risk of munitions becoming explosive remnants of war.
What measures have been taken by your State to implement those existing principles of international humanitarian law that are considered by your State as important with respect to the use of munitions in order to prevent them from becoming explosive remnants of war?
The Group may also wish to consider whether the States Parties to the CCW are under any obligation under existing principles of international humanitarian law to implement preventive measures for improvements in design of munitions, including sub-munitions, to ensure that they do not become ERW.
What measures have been taken by your State to implement those existing principles of international humanitarian law that are considered by your State as relevant to the use of munitions to prevent them from becoming ERW?
What measures have been taken by your State to implement those existing principles of international humanitarian law that are considered by your State as relevant to the use of munitions, including sub-munitions, that may become ERW?
We also encourage the Chairperson-designate and the Group to report on the work done on compliance,as well as on the implementation of existing principles of international humanitarian law and on possible preventive measures aimed at improving the design of certain specific types of munitions, including submunitions.